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Taranaki Daily News, 16 June 1931, Page 11

Mother special : just opened : job knitting wool : ' We have fast opened a repeat shipment of our “JOB” KNITTING WOOL : TWENTY GOOD SHADES ALSO BLACK AND WHITE SAVE ON YOUR KNITTING : GET YOUR SHARE : Our Hawera and Eltham Branches have Full Stocks of This wool sd. Skein " 5 1/11 'C. C. WARD UdL sd. Skein ° rss r ±± l/n

UNDERWEAR REDUCED! High-Grade Colonial and Imported Brands Look what you save ! Mosgiel ' Singlets & Underpants Usually 10/6 Per Garment 4 ’ /I NOW 81 8/11 jHE'WcV ' V\ Woven of Finest New Zealand ImbW/yI ///Y? V Wool, worsted yarns, these W/ I Flf I . Singlets and' Underpants‘ are W/'///' if 71 P I undoubtedly great value. Call ? i ' I / B e® Special B Oili H / Bargain, but inspect the many sHh/'/W 1 H u other Winter Underwear • O > i / > Reductions Offering. :J h See tlse Special Window Displays ! |i I INEMT ZEALAND [ f/ wM J Kwitei - ' f / w. Pl' lIEIISi it Bl 1 KIOTHING FACTOJffI Q Kfete WALLENSTEIN BroiLto > Devon Street, New Plymouth* AIS» At ELTHAM. STRATFORD- HAWEftA. B2OS ■ ' : ■ ... . ~ ...

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Merry Snow Sports Substantial reduction? in combined RAIL and -MOTOR Fares for’ Special Winter Excursions to The Hermitage, Mt. Cook. . MOUNT COOK CALLS YOU! Happy hours of ski-ing, tobogganing, and skating under the warm winter sun. Easy walks; filling hours with healthful pleasure for all. Fireside nights holding their own special charm. . FulJ Particulars from any Railway Station or Mount Cook Tdurist Company’s Office?. y.i. ....... ' i- -mi..l- 1.1..J..W

’ . ~: . . ' . : ' , ' . :1 . ~;7 ' ■■. :. \ .' • ’ ' : ' • Compare 'r®y these - J y Chimneys y • r pHE illustrations of chimneys are \ > "reproductions from actual photographs *> of lamps after they had been burping continuously for a day and a night. . A The chimney of the Laurel-fed lamp was unsoiled by soot or smoke, the flame undistorted, both having undergone no change in the 24 hours test. 'tWWPWWEJ The lamp burning an inferior kerosene, pPwStT though the test conditions were absolutely iff WWI identical, finished with charred wick; 111 1 nA distorted, flickering flame; and smoky *’X chimney. ■ , , S ft It is the purity of Laurel which ensures, F Ax-A —hour after hour, night after night,—a O soft white light from a steady flame. W ?•'dj Note to housewives: May we suggest that you say (distinctly) “Laurel,” when WMHBSfO ordering kerosene from your grocer or hardware merchant. VACUUM OIL CO. PTY. LTD. ifil JBlbk lImI 9 . Laurel’s 6 Points of | Superiority . j B'CkC?! li No smoke. . 4. No odour. ■ 2. No sooty 5. A steady flita*. , o “ The Soft OKIDITIi LiChi " ;! N ° Bu ™ . . ... , : . . PUT

Bargains You Can Trust ■ IK-IL -'■.U -L .4 ' \ - - : •38in. Dreis Tweeds, in the latest effects. 2/11 yard. 27in. Pure Wool Coloured Dress Funnels, in all plain ehades. 2/3 yard. 27in. Nursejy Hydroscopic Flannelette, lOjd yard. 27in, Pure Linen Forfar, with coloured borders, l/lj yard. 54in. Heavy Twill Sheeting. A good wearing line. 1/3 yard. 40in. Curtain Nett. Ecru grounds with silk stripes in dainty tunings. Special Price, I/I I yard. Ladin’ Pure Wool Cashmere Hose, in all shades. A good reliable line. ’ 2/6 pair. Ladies’Warm Vests.’ Fleecy lined. 1/9 each. Tailored Tweed Coats. In all sizes and a big variety to choose from. ; 55/-each. . •. Pure Wool Heavy Worsted Farm Hose. In Grey only. 2/3 pair. 36in. Fleegy Heavy Twill Winceyette, In all colours. I/I| yard. Ladies’ Art Silk Scarves. In great variety. I/II each. Ladies’ Pure Wool Cardigans. 'ln all plain shades. From 8/11 each. r.- ;• WHERE YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE. U«W DEVON STREET, 1116 JLIUSuerS NEW PLYMOUTH

J■ ~ "T~ , ~ —— r—r r —■. -r—— IF YOU WERE IN OUR PLACE, YOU’D DO THIS, TOO! Here we are with a perfectly up-to- _ date factory, equipped with the lat-SjPx '-"wf est tools and machinery, and staffed 'XfefJyA by the best tradesmen in the dis- X trict—each a specialist in his line. >&W| * These chaps are but on their own i ■ for*. PICTURE.FRAMING, designing . and making smart, modern LEAD- - JED .LIGHTS,. GLASS BEVELLING S ( and POLISHED EDGE'WORK, and MOTOR SCREEN Fitting.' (At least that’s wh,at we’ve been told.) There’s “ ~ ' lots of people wanting work of this .la \ . nature done but don’t know we do k ‘-ffigSSK > J * it, sb we thought we’d give this de- ; partment a bit of a boost. Now if " yfk you were in our place wouldn’t you fell the people about it? ■' ■ ' • •'•■■' DARBY & HANNAN Ltd. DEVON STREET - - - NEW PLYMOUTH “SERVICE AND SATISFACTION.”

“TUI" GALFMEAL NEVER DISAGREES.

The stomach of the young calf is easily upset by any sudden change; hence it is necessary to cultivate punctuality in feeding, and to guard against sudden changes of temperature in the liquid food given. "Tui” Calfmeal, made in a. flourmill, and as fine as flour, is the most suitable food after mother’s milk.